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Vegan lemon ice cream with a healthy dose of magnesium and shaves of fresh lemon zest.
Smooth and creamy vegan cheese sauce that’s perfect for any sandwich, wrap or vegetable spread.
Mini strawberry cheesecakes made in shot glasses to control portion size… and to feel cute while eating them!
Mini tarts made with grain-free sugar cookie and filled with a coconut cream.
Mini cups of creamy vegan cheesecake topped off with a blueberry chia compote.
A vegan mayo made with coconut oil, coconut milk and vinegar for a surprisingly authentic mayo taste.
Oil-free, sugar-free granola bars that are super crunchy and hold together wonderfully. Spiced with chai masala and sweetened with dates and banana.
Healthier baked zucchini ticks made with a grain-free crunchy coating.
Zimtsterne (cinnamon stars) are one of the most popular of German Christmas cookies. Enjoyed by my in-laws, these cookies are naturally gluten-free, grain-free, but loaded with sugar… and they’re not so easy to make, either. With a love for these cookies, I’ve devised a way to make them much healthier and still maintaining their authentic taste and consistency.
Butter tarts are unique to Canada and a staple at every family function we have whether it be Christmas, Thanksgiving, Easter or otherwise. Traditionally, butter tarts consist of pastry shells that are filled with a sweet mixture of butter (dairy), and brown sugar or corn syrup (refined sugar). Not so friendly for those with allergies!